The Republican journal., 1887-01-06

crowded out
Sch Sarah l.. Davis which hos hoo, ,o,,,,,,
at this port is now loadir, ,atatoos ~, ,,,,,...i
for Charleston.
,u.s,o...''f were SUM " "reen-
aarist fa, 10y sr.a,e - Noses 'he nucAsport
VI o'P'' iho"ia7 i'ooihsoh
january came IN with I" rain Storm which follow
ed the polar wave that marked the close of the old
..1,,'o.'' '"7 V''' ''''E degrees "ineieh'e IN
49, ''' "iS' 1850 anu jan LIST
SCH frescou ha@eifihc, reported last week in
inc diy aock at Boston has been discharged,
steam pump keephS tlt water out and is now
ON 'he way To Belfast f"l repairs. She is expected
W arrive ua'ly'
He DIDN'T DEAL IN TuEM. 4 woman who
wanted a pair Of wigvam shoes called at a shoe
store in this city Kent h. ,I,+ ,,,t T,o,u,,.t
ana inquired FOR musNump shoes. Gus told her
nv '''''" 7 ''e" III 'hell'
We learn that next >l,f.,,, thore will he n pocket
between Belfast and ,,r,,'.. sr,lin,, island
to make weekly trips GOOD trade can ne buil,
up between Belfast aa,. ,E,. islands if our enter,
prising merchants viii l,gc hold Of fine matter.
ATr,>s,cr1o> ,,,
the Well-known and culci,risinn house of f. kakas
Sons, Washington >tn,,. Boston. has made some
large purchases of . :; ~, ,.,,-
Anon, oth,,. =" '''9 '''"'E Va '"'O'
N'no"s o'her 4o'S "a-'Ae from Mess.s. Garceion
'''''' D'''se ol DurhN'e winch was probably the
greatest saie IN Slnsr ot ever made in this coun
~ IL comprises al >ads of eastern fur, the prin
olp"i Dei''s "eV minis -|o muskrat and 100 skunk
Inc """ie hade Il -v. too heavy for pair of
horses
Hy a strange ov,r..,,t c, ,,,i+toa l,s, ,.,.l =,
speak of the dealt VI. Ms tso-i1io tongcplIou
daughter of Steph,r .,, ,,l,t ,,,,,t.II.,,, ,,,,
died Dec. IS, aged - ..,rs and . mos rnr nnw-
Der of Years she i.i lived with MFR. sborl.uri,,
sleeper of thi, cit her nearest kin Miss Long
fellow for man, ,,;r taught school here and son,
of our older people received instructions from her
she was well e'Ineatnd, christian lady and had
hosts Of friends, whom she was held in kindly
remembrance
Hon. Edw Gushing entere, upon his duties AS
Collector OF Customs at this port ON saturday last.
Since his arrival acre he has been bcsicged by APP.
pcants for the lyO. of deputy aud janitor, hut it
Is not learned jier ae has come to any decision ts
yet. The form rlace is not one easily filled, and
is some of tho ..I.vsuts are certainly not compe-
tent to ill ii I'll. neW collector will not have much
very popular II puI and those having business at
the custom h.,.-.. are pleased with his appoint.
meut.
liz v.,.,,, ,,,. n,,,.,,,. SINE ,..,,.I story !
t,ld in VIM. .no I+ r.,. ,.,,,r. prott ,i,.,,r.
W IiIa n,. ,,.. .I,i,,,, il, p,I,,st ~, h,.,,i - .,t
iu2 one e,euia4 in Il school house in the suburbs
and At the ,.o-, asked all present who We're the
Lord side t." rise. An rose except one youngster
"h" kept hS seat "All those ON the Devils side
Ntt1i ll" said the preacher, when the aforesaid
s"ans -,er arose. Nix Pratt SAID "louns man,
You have my respect Tor your sincerity. l believe
5ou the U''>t sincere OF anyone present That
Young man Is nov prosperous gentleman in the
west.
TO>rN NOTES Tho nltpnin,r letter mail Mon
day from t.c HplfaSt onre ,yns the l,r,er.t eyer
sem from 1,re. and mail agent kuuvlton say, the
mail matter received alnu. the line WAS CORE
sponliugll large sunday has always been !; f;.v-
orite dil Tor letter-writng, Judging from the let
tiers dropped into the post office MONDAY morning
bat lat Monday beat the record q. The receipts of
the Belfast post office for the quarter ending Dec
3oNt, lSsG, were the largest since Assistant Post
master Davis has held his position, and lac finds
no reports showing 81 larger business. ... The new
postal cards are printed with black ink and simp-
Ter in ,jcsi-n than the old ones but arr, not an i'm
l,roycmcnt 80 far IL appearance goes.
NAN n< rt,r .rp,,.,, Las, rt,..,i,,. .,,.,,.,
F.. o.ci.rk I'M NIL ,,,,.n, b,.,,.,, ,,,n,,,.,,.-
coming from the yicf,iry IF the ,.,iIy .t.,rfn ,f
"a tu'm "n tic track Calling for has. Walker,
TIM 1No uastencd ia that direction. Is the cries
'am' from a vessel at the railroad wharf Nil.
o"laht went there thinking it might be some one
"trl"eanj, while Mn Walker went up the track